Sentence examples for personal mood from inspiring English sources

Julieta also reflects his personal mood.

Such biographical focus reflects the personal mood of De la Cruz's work.

The valedictory tone of "El Baile, o el Collar" ("The Dance or the Necklace") denotes something more than the personal mood of the playwright, Cuba's Abelardo Estorino.

My example involves the effect of personal mood on the reception of a play but the collective spirit of actors or theatre-goers can also have a significant impact on how a show goes.

If the payment tendencies that Paul F. has noted so far might be called macro trends, it is the micro trends -- those reflecting personal mood -- that are perhaps most compelling.

With the development of mobile networks, users can express their personal mood at any time, describe their experience, and elaborate the subjective and objective view of things on the Internet [1].

Here are "Touristic in Kyoto", and "Krasnoye Selo", in which the St Petersburg origins of the first world war are transformed into a timeless personal mood-picture.

With few exceptions the more than 100 poems attributed to Dunbar are short and occasional, written out of personal moods or events at court.

One criticism of "sentiment analysis," as such research is known, is that it takes a naïve view of emotional states, assuming that personal moods can simply be divined from word selection.

Based on semantic technology, Jinni essentially aims to filter the universe of content through the lens of the user's personal moods and tastes.

Spielberg and Lucas attributed the film's tone, which was darker than Raiders of the Lost Ark, to their personal moods following the breakups of their relationships (George with his wife, and Spielberg with his girlfriend).